New Study: Great Barrier Reef Coral Cover ‘At Its Highest Since Monitoring Began In 1985’ – ‘No consistent correlation between rising temps & reduced coral cover’ – ‘Most corals [are] demonstrating rapid recovery’
New Study: Great Barrier Reef Coral Cover ‘At Its Highest Since Monitoring Began In 1985’ By Kenneth Richard on 28. October 2025 Another alarmist narrative debunked by observations. Coral coverage was supposed to be existentially devastated by the modern tenths-of-a-degree increases in sea surface temperatures and recurring bleaching events. However, a new study points to assessments of […]
Meteorologist Joe Bastardi: Real time rapid Ocean warming can not be from CO2 – ‘Increases in geothermal activity precede the rise in temperature’
Special to Climate Depot By Joe Bastardi I watch this stuff all the time, and I suspect others in my field do not. When I bring up the topic of geothermal input, they say there is not enough information to support my contention. That response stems from what my professor, Dr. John Cahir, once said: […]
Stop Lying, The Guardian, the World’s Oceans Aren’t Becoming Dangerously Acidic
Stop Lying, The Guardian, the World’s Oceans Aren’t Becoming Dangerously Acidic By H. Sterling Burnett The U.K.’s The Guardian ran an article claiming that the world’s oceans have surpassed a critical tipping point in acidity threatening sea life. This is false. The pH content of the world’s oceans varies by time and place throughout the day, rising […]
Meteorologist Joe Bastardi: Geothermal inputs ‘showing signs of cooling’ temps’
Special to Climate Depot By Joe Bastardi The cumulative buildup of heat in the ocean due to increased geothermal input since the late 1980s. Upper left SST anomaly 1989. Upper right increased geothermal and ocean response. Lower left last year, lower right this year. Underneath the 4: Rapid input drop since last year. Just what […]
Update on Geothermal inputs and evidence of changes: ‘Showing signs of cooling’ temps – ‘2025 may be a watershed moment in recent climate history’
Special to Climate Depot By Meteorologist Joe Bastardi I have been working with Dr Arthur Viterito over the past few years in an alliance that combines what I am observing in having to forecast the weather on a global scale every day and what he is gathering from what may be a significant cause of […]
Bastardi: Evidence of underwater geothermal input: ‘More proof that CO2 does not have a darn thing to do with the warming of the oceans’
By Joe Bastardi There has been a sudden unforecasted warming of Sea Surface temperatures to the west of South America. This is more proof that CO2 does not have a darn thing to do with the warming of the oceans. It could not have caused this, But dear reader, I have to deal with this […]
Aussie Scientist Dr. Jennifer Marohasy: ‘Covid lockdowns had a significant impact on CO2 emissions. But not on the annual rate of increase as measured at Mauna Loa, because the increase is from natural sources’
https://www.facebook.com/share/18vgnMrD4m/?mibextid=oFDknk By Jennifer Marohasy Covid lockdowns had a significant impact on carbon dioxide emissions. But not on the annual rate of increase as measured at Mauna Loa, because the increase is from natural sources. Shhh. The amount of carbon in the oceans is significant, and the extent to which the oceans breathe out carbon dioxide […]
‘Climate change may make it harder to spot submarines,’ new NATO study finds – Claim ‘warmer oceans alter how sound travels underwater’
Last week, scholars Andrea Gilli and Mauro Gilli released a NATO Defense College paper on the impacts of climate change on submarine warfare. The former is a senior lecturer and NDC senior non-resident associate fellow, while the latter is a senior researcher in military technology and international security at ETH Zürich.
Their research compared historical values on water temperature and salinity from 1970 to 1999 and simulated future values for 2070 to 2099. The report’s authors concluded that “in most areas, the range at which submarines can be detected is shrinking.”
Oceans Warm Atmosphere with Meteorologist William Kininmonth
Oceans Warm Atmosphere with Meteorologist William Kininmonth – Audio and Summaries By Jennifer Marohasy One of my interests is in understanding how and why the climate is so stable, for sure it has been over the last several thousand years. Where I live, on the Tropic of Capricorn, daily atmospheric temperatures may fluctuate by 20C, yet […]
Ocean Cooling Resumes September 2024
Ocean Cooling Resumes September 2024 By Ron Clutz The best context for understanding decadal temperature changes comes from the world’s sea surface temperatures (SST), for several reasons: The ocean covers 71% of the globe and drives average temperatures; SSTs have a constant water content, (unlike air temperatures), so give a better reading of heat content variations; […]